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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 828, 23 November 1929, Page 20

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Her ] Lady Ali : ' » Sun, as warden of the Lyceum Club, intends visiting the club on W'ednie ; day afternoon, November -7. to bid I farewell to members and to open the * rose show, which is to be lield in the lounge by the Garden Circle. * * * j Mrs. G. O’Hourke, of Pahiatua, is j visiting Auckland. f Miss S. Davis, of Epsom, left last evening for Christchurch. 4- * * ' Mrs. Gordon Jones and Mrs. tSto re. ; of Auckland, are spending a holiday at : Helensville. Mr. and Mrs. J. .7. O’Brien and Miss. O’Brien, of Lower Syinonds Street, left by the Maunganui yesterday for j Sydney. i Among the guests at Springside, i Helensville, are Mrs. It. Johnston, of ! Xorthcote, and Mrs. J. Baxter, of i Devonport. * | Miss Edna Gill, of Remuera. who has ; been visiting Sydney and Melbourne, i arrived in Wellington by the Marama on Tuesdav. Miss Gill will spend a . week in Wellington before returning ; to Auckland. GAY GARDEN PARTY AFTERNOON AT EPSOM More than 200 guests attended the garden party given by Mrs. A. Jvidd at j her home, "Hounslow,” in Gillies Ave- | nue, Epsom, yesterday afternoon, for members of the Auckland Hospital i Auxiliary to mark the close of their activities for the year. On behalf of

; members of the Auxiliary the Mayor- | ess, Mrs. A. D. Campbell, presented the hostess with a handsome brass vase. , The rose garden and lawns, with ; their wealth ot flowers, made a pretty , ; setting for a colourful gathering. The .sunken garden and rockeries were I‘greatly admired. Music was supplied i during afternoon tea, which was served in secluded nooks at little garden ! tables. i Mrs. Kidd received her guests weari ing a frock of Oriental figured georg--1 ette and a baliburitai biscuit-coloured hat to tone. Among those present were:— ; Mrs. A. 1). Campbell, wearing a blue ! patterned crepe de chine gown, hat of i matching shade: Miss Kirk, in lime and black suit with lime green hat; Mrs. S. J. I Ellis, frocked in forest green crepe de : chine, with maize-coloured hat; Airs. H. . M. Marler, black georgette and dove grey ; fur, with hat to tune; Airs. Alax Lichten- | stein, blue flowered ninou and blue hat; j Mrs. Lange; black crepe de chine and ‘ black hat; Airs. Whitehead, black geori gette ensemble and black hat; Airs. E. IT. j Potter, georgette ensemble and hat to 1 lone; Airs. Neill, black and floral geor- ' gette and black hat; Mrs. J. .1. Sullivan, ! bronze figured ring velvet and georgette i hat to tone; Airs. Hammond-Hyde, musht room georgette and hat to tone. IN BEIGE AND BLACK Mrs. Wakeman, who wore beige arid j black georgette and black hat; Airs. ‘ Jiolitho, lido blue silk and black hat; Mrs. ; Oariick, oriental ligured crepe de chine | and black hat; Airs. O. Buchanan, ! navy and green ensemble, navy hat; ; Airs. If. L. Gould. daffodil crepe ! do chine and black hat: Airs. Sheldon, black satin and embossed georgette and hat to tone; Mrs. A. Burgess, beige and ! navy ensemble and hat to tone; Airs. . i Bridgeman, black and fawn frock and ! black hat; Airs. Reynolds, black and white i frock and black hat ; Dr. Buckley Turkj ington, figured crepe de chine frock, navy ! coat and hat to tone; Airs. D. Hyauiason, black and green georgette and black hat; w Mrs. A. Holds worth, navy and fawn frock and navy hajt; Airs. L. Bray, navy crepe de chine and hat; Airs. Straw, black coat and hat; Airs. 11. Bray, navy and ecru ; crepe de chine and fawn hat; Airs. G. ! Trcgidga, lime green gown and lime hat; Mrs. H. Barker, floral ninon and black I hat; Airs. It. C. Renner, platinum and i navy crepe de chine and navy hat. Miss Chilton-Button, who chose a frock of floral crepe de chine and pale pink hat; Aliss Basten, deep creme crepe de (bine and lace, and hat of navy straw; Miss Ormond, embroidered fawn georgette and hat to tone; Mrs. Wathew, black crepe de chine and black hat; Mrs. Dodd, blue georgette and hat to tone; Mrs. Bassett, cinnamon costume and fawn hat; Airs. V. Kirk, navy ensemble and navy hat: Mrs. If. J. Kelliher, leaf green ensemble and hat to tone; Airs. Macinoe, autumn-tinted ring velvet and hat of fawn tunings; Airs. T. C. Turnbull, deep blue marocain atul navy hat; Mrs. If. L. Patterson, pale lime ensemble with hat to match; Mrs. Mettenhall, figured j crepe de chine with a fawn background, and fawn hat; Airs. Harry Rainger, black silk ensemble and black hat; Mrs. Mumford, navy ensemble and navy hat; Mrs. Charles Smith, black silk ensemble worn with a black bankok hat; Mrs. .J. Wilson, smart fawn ensemble and hat to tone; Airs. S. H. Davenport, floral taffeta frock with navy georgette coat, and bat to match; Mrs. MoFarquhar, jersey suit in powder blue, with hat to tone; Airs. C. Scbnauer, floral crepe de chine in blue tonings, hat to match. CREPE DE CHINE FROCK Mrs. Sawers, in flowered crepe de chine and black hat; Airs. Bradley, figured chiffon velvet and bat to tone: Airs. Michaels, floral crepe de chine and black hat; Airs. Raeburn, blue taffeta and blue , hat; Airs. Duncan, black lace frock and black hat; Airs. Nutter, fawn georgette and fawn hat; Airs. Scott, black satin heaute and hat to tone; Airs. Pankhurst, figured crepe de chine and black hat; Airs. Fox, black georgette ensemble and black hat: Airs. Palmer, floral and navy marocain and navy hat: Airs. Slater, navy crepe de chine and navy hat: Airs. J. Mitchell, navy marocain and liat to tone; Mrs. Picketing, green and black ensemble and hat to tone; Airs. Billings, navy frock and coat and navy hat; Mrs. Robb, black and citronne ring velvet and black hat; Mrs. Harrison, satin beaute and georgette and bar. to tone. Mrs. Chapman, daffodil georgette frock, navv coat and hat: Mrs. C. If. Drysdale, black crepe de chine and black hat; Mrs Hugh Maguire, black crepe de chine and black bat; Airs. R. K. Smith. figured crepe de chine and hat to tone; Airs. 1 Balgamie. burgundy costume and bang--1 kok hat to tone; Airs Webster, grey ; costume and blue hat: Mrs. Tiarks, black satin and wide-brimmed black hat: Airs. Behague, fawn crepe de chine and fawn hat; Airs. D. Dorman, black and ivory crepe de chine and large black bat. Aliss Williams, in navy marocain and small blue hat: Miss Jean Begg, figured georgette frock, and hat to tone: Aliss E. Bower, fawn and navy marocain frock, and navy hat; Aliss Hill, briar rose satin frock, with a black bat: Aliss Laners, hedge green frock, and hat of toning shade: Aliss Wagstaff, beige crepe de chine and hat to tone: Aliss King, black silk frock and black hat; Aliss Turnbull, dove grey ensemble and hat to tone; Mrs. Montgomery, in honeybeige georgette and black hat: Airs. Ren- ; nie. black and white georgette and black ; hat; Mrs. Mason, black and ivory crepe ! do chine and hat to tone: Airs. Aletcalf, j fawn-figured crepe de chine and fawn ! hat; Airs. Beckett, figured satin and hat to tone: Airs. Sibbiri, fioral ninon and navy hat. Mrs. E. N. Bull, wearing black en- } semble and hat of matching shade; Aliss | Renner, autumn brown satin beaute and j , fawn hat; Aliss Bridgeman, rose and j navy ensemble and navy hat; Aliss Wal- | lis. daffodil frock and hat: Aliss R. Gresham, navy and lime georgette and ivory | j felt hat; Aliss Z. Saunders, blue and I ■ white ensemble and hat to tone; Aliss ! L. Curson, forest green silk and fawn j hat; Miss D. Ellis, blue jersey suit and j ' hat: Aliss J. Bower, figured marocain and navy hat; Aliss Nutsey, figured crepe de chine and fawn hat; Aliss C. Alurray, deep wine crepe de chine frock, and hat I to match. JL